Executive housekeeper vs buildings and grounds director

Differences between executive housekeeper and buildings and grounds director duties and responsibilities

Executive housekeeper example responsibilities.

• Participate and help in managing preparation of schedules, payroll and workloads for housekeeping staff ensuring maximum efficiency.
• Lead a team of multinational housekeepers, laundry attendants and public space attendants to continuously improve cleanliness and productivity.
• Communicate with all departments regarding any and all matters relate to housekeeping and cleanliness of property including all public spaces.
• Coordinate and execute special projects, such as VIP upgrades for large site inspections and group business.
• Plan and schedule proper staffing accordingly for all special events as in conventions, groups, VIP's.
• Implement policies and procedures to ensure that acceptable standards are met with OSHA, JCAHO, local and state regulations.
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Buildings and grounds director example responsibilities.

• Administer yearly budget, purchase orders and inventory control for the building and grounds department to manage the district assets.
• Manage physical plant for rehabilitation hospital, CORF and satelliteclinics.
• Maintain grounds by mowing and plant flowers.
• Maintain security and safety procedures in compliance with OSHA.
• Institutionalize the college's first web base CMMS program.
• Upgrade buildings to energy efficient lighting and efficient HVAC systems.
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